Monday, December 29, 2014

Search Engine Optimation (SEO)

   

A Case Study


          We took Argus Technologies website optimization and search traffic as the case to furnish as sample report how the optimization can drive business to the organizations

 

Keyword Analysis for Inward Traffic 


  •   Analyzed the content & the HTML tags of a page.
  •   Extracted the Keywords, Titles, Meta tags, HTML Headers and other parts of the document Calculate the Relevance percentage based on the content of the page.
  •  Checked the Text Optimization of the document for all the Keyword Combinations and evaluate their Keyword Rank.

 

Web Traffic Infographics


          Argus Website traffic is simply number of people that comes to visit a website, the number of pages visitors click, and the amount of time a visitor views a page on a website as below 

  

 

Page wise Statistics


 

Tracking Website Traffic


          One of the most important thing, as website owner or business owner on the internet is to track and monitor where your visitors are coming from, and where they are going on your website. Your knowledge of website traffic definition will help you keep up with this.
 

 

Where is your website visitors coming from, and why?


          This is super important as you build website traffic, and promote your website; you need to know what’s working for you, and what’s not working for you by tracking your results, your website traffic data.


          How long does your visitor stay and what pages of your website do they view the most? As your internet business and website grows; you will have tons of pages out there scattered all over the internet, and also tons of people visiting your website from all over the place. Tracking has its place in your internet business and this is where it comes in. Website traffic definition at its best.
 
 

 

Conclusion


          A proper analysis and continuous monitoring of the statistics render vital information of your market positions, how far you can improvise by understanding the traffic that may lead to redesign the pages and contents of the website thus bringing more visitors to the website.

          
          Our web market drives 95 % qualified leads and 60 % of the overall revenues to Argus which clearly shows that Internet market place is an inevitable media to win the competition.
 


Monday, December 22, 2014

Big Data Analytics


Do you heard about Big Data? Nowadays, the quantity of data is growing at an astonishing rate, from Terabytes to Petabytes to Exabytes. How we can track data? These strange terms have seen everywhere and we have entered in to the age of Big Data.
 

Big data refers to combinations of data sets whose volume (amount of data), variety (range of data types and sources), and velocity (speed of data in and out) make them difficult to be captured, managed, processed or analyzed by conventional technologies and tools, such as relational databases and desktop statistics or visualization packages, within the time necessary to make them useful.

The complex nature of big data is primarily driven by the unstructured nature of much of the data that is generated by modern technologies, such as that from web logs, radio frequency Id (RFID), sensors embedded in devices, machinery, vehicles, Internet searches, social networks such as Facebook, portable computers, smart phones and other cell phones, GPS devices, and call center records. In most cases, in order to effectively utilize big data, it must be combined with structured data (typically from a relational database) from a more conventional business application, such as ERP or CRM.

Big Data is much more complex than simply managing and exploring large volumes of data. It is large pools of data that can be brought together and analyzed to discern patters and make better decisions. Thus it will become the basis of competition and growth for individual enterprises, enhancing productivity and creating significant value.

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

IT Market in Qatar 2012-2016 - Research Report

Research and Markets, the world’s largest market research store, published a report "IT market in Qatar for 2012-2016" on November 2013. The analysts forecast the IT market in Qatar to grow at a CAGR of 10 percent over the period 2012-2016. The IT market in Qatar has also been witnessing increasing demand from SMEs. They mentioned about Argus Technologies among the leading players in the Qatar market. The report is available http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/4vhrkq/it_market_in

Commenting on the report, an analyst from the team said: “There are more than 23,800 private companies in Qatar, among which more than 70 percent of enterprises are SMEs and rest are large enterprises. Since large numbers of private companies are SMEs, any increase in IT uptake will lead to an increased investment in the IT market in Qatar. However as of now, SMEs do not have the maturity and capacity to adopt IT for competitive advantage and they have mostly deployed basic IT solutions. But these companies have started to invest into tablets, customized software applications, and maintenance and support services. Also, SMEs are becoming aware of the fact that IT solutions help them gain a competitive edge over their competitors, and IT provides business automation which leads to improvement in overall business productivity. Furthermore presence of smaller vendors offering solutions at lower cost will help SMEs increase their IT uptake.”

According to the report, the IT market in Qatar has many drivers, one of which is the increase in government support to improve the IT infrastructure in the country. The government has begun a number of initiatives that have a positive impact on the IT market in Qatar. For instance, the government has increased its spending on implementing e-governance and liberalizing telecom policies.

Further, the report states that one of the major challenges is that the Software segment has confronted extensive piracy and vendors in this segment have suffered huge losses. However, the government is implementing solutions to curb software piracy in the country, which has led to a reduction in software piracy by almost 10 percent in the last few years.

The study was conducted using an objective combination of primary and secondary information including inputs from key participants in the industry. The report contains a comprehensive market and vendor landscape in addition to a SWOT analysis of the key vendors.
Mentioned companies are as below:
- Hewlett-Packard Co.
- IBM Corp.
- Microsoft Corp.
- Oracle Corp.
- Accenture plc.
- Acer Inc.
- Al Rabban Computer Technology
- Almana Computer Services WLL
- Apple Inc.
- Argus Technologies
- Capgemini S.A.
- CA Technologies Inc.
- Cisco Systems Ltd.
- Delta Computer
- Dell Inc.
- E-Solutions Middle East
- Epicor Corp.
- Fujitsu Ltd.
- iGate Solutions
- Infosys Ltd.
- Lenovo Group Ltd.
- Logic Information Technology Co.WLL
- Qatar Datamation Systems
- Qatari Computer Systems
- and Stratiss Qatar.

Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Wearable Technologies next stage of Mobile computing

You just imagine a day without using your smart phone! If you forget phone when leaving your house, have you ever felt panicky? I think yes you feel so…nowadays without smart phone, our life become worse. Smart phone helps not only for calls, it is helping us for time, alarm, calendar, emails, camera, Google search, music player, social medias everything by a single swipe. It become a very common tool for mobile computing. Now what you think about the next stage of mobile computing? In the last few weeks I noticed several reports about Wearable technologies and I think wearable smart devices are supposed to be the next stage of mobile computing. Google Glass & Smart Watches are the most discussed 2 devices.
 
 
 GOOGLE GLASS
·         It behaves as wearable computer
·         This gadget can perform various day to day tasks, without you ever moving your hands
·         Connects with mobile devices via Bluetooth and wi-fi
·         Record videos, take pictures and can be shared on social networking websites or emailed
·         Google Glass will show you text messages as well as emails you receive and allow you to reply to them via voice commands
·         Find information - you can ask questions to find the result and the device will provide appropriate replies on the small screen in front of your eye
·         Show maps - The widely used Google Maps are integrated into Glass
·         Live video sharing - If you are attending a family function you can share the feed with your friends and family in real-time
·         Integrates Google Search  - It will keep track of your daily habits, such as when you leave for office or the route you take. It will give you alternate routes if there is traffic on the way
·         It allows the wearer to hear audio without the need for in-ear headphones – sound waves are instead delivered through the user’s cheekbones and into the inner ear
 
 
SMART WATCH
·       Samsung's recently released Galaxy Gear smartwatch, Apple's iWatch smartwatch and
Pebble smart watch
·       Connectivity with mobile and smart watch gives you notifications & helps for mobile tasks
·       With easy reach, you are able to check several features, including time, messages, and music control
·       Calls always within reach and never miss a call; you can answer and make calls from your wrist.
·        Read email, SMS and other notifications on your Smart Watch
·        Quick snapshots to create lasting memories
·        Touch less voice memos
·        POP3 and other email plugins are available at Google Play Store
·        Vibrates gently for every calendar notification in your phone
 
 
·        No need to check your phone to see if your Facebook friends are up to anything

 

 
 

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

How BPM differs from an ERP

Here in this blog I would like to explain about BPM, Business Process Management and how it differs from an ERP. ERP is focused on integration of information across business functions (like HR, Procurement & Sales) by sharing a common database. Whereas BPM is a business practice focused on enterprise level workflows and aimed at optimizing, improving and automating business processes. We can describe BPM as a process-intelligent layer that may or may not integrate with ERP.

 
To explain about ERP, consider an example business activity – Sale of ‘n’ Qty of product ‘X’ to the customer ‘Y’.
A basic ERP is made up of 3 things:
1. a set of data capturing / representing facts about the company (stores data of sale – Qty n, Product X and Customer Y)
2. a set of rules governing what to do when the facts happen (inventory updates when sales like stock Qty reduces when sales)
3. a mechanism & medium to communicate with business users (such as an ipad to display an invoice)
 
Now to explain BPM, consider an example business process – Set of activities
A Purchase Order from customer receives by a Sales Dept; Preparing Delivery note from Store Dept; Sales invoice from Accounts Dept.
BPM is made up of 3 things:
1. a set of rules to govern activity in a business process (a flow sequence or specific rules, see the above example)
2. a place to store "state" - that is for every item in the process, where is currently is according to the rule described in point 1 (as per above example to know whether you are waiting for delivery note or finished it or on the invoice)
3. a mechanism to communicate state to the business user and provide instruction on what to do next. Also a place to intercept system activity and trigger a human response. 
 
So you can think of 2 options for your business:
1. Implement an ERP having BPR capabilities and customize to suite your business processes; develop embedded workflow to manage your business process – in this case, change management is costly and lack of BPM other functionalities & features
2. Implement ERP and BPM – here change management faster. Also BPM can integrate with ERP and having capabilities of DMS fully integrated with OCR and Barcode modules.
 
All reputed ERPs having embedded workflow and the system has the facility to manage the business process to a certain extend. However, if you’re looking for the flexibility that comes with changing processes, this is very expensive and is faster in BPM, that is why SAP providing BPM adaptors to meet the customer expectations. BPM also covers processes that fall completely outside of ERP systems such as Correspondence Management, Project Management, and Action Tracking. 
 
In brief, BPM plays an important role in making an ERP system agile and adaptable to the dynamic needs of the business. Even though BPM is getting more popularity; still it is in the 'nice-to-have' zone.

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

Eid Ul Adha Mubarak

Assalamu Alaikum Varahmathullah...

Ibrahim (Alai..) did everything for Allah..
He has even ready to give his Son as Kurbani which he has seen in his dream..

We should also do everything for Allah.
He must give us all Jannah.
Aameen...
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Eid Mubarak!

May Allah fulfill your every wish and bless you with...
Prosperity, Strengths, and Happiness...


Thursday, February 14, 2013

Argus Networking Services

The bulk of your infrastructure expense comes after installation in the form of maintenance and management. New problems, such as capacity and performance issues, can easily arise without continuous, expert assistance. When you outsource your network management and monitoring to Argus, we take complete responsibility for maintaining your network at peak levels of performance. Our experts continuously manage and monitor your network systems, solving problems before they impact your business, and your internal IT staff can stay focused on their core responsibilities.
 
Network Management Services
 
Argus  Network Monitoring Center is staffed and equipped to remotely monitor and manage your network systems and devices. We are equipped to manage all Cisco devices (routers, VPN concentrators, network IDS, PIX firewalls, and switches). We can also manage Check Point and Sonicwall firewalls. Our monitoring center takes responsibility for OS updates, bug fixes and patches, and changes made to the device (user rights, access rights, and passwords).
Link-State Monitoring
When you outsource your network management to Argus, our certified network experts will monitor your infrastructure 24/7/365 and rapidly detect, diagnose, and resolve any issues that threaten or impair performance.
Our center provides active link-state monitoring for any network device that is IP addressable and can accept an SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) trap, including:
  • Hubs
  • Routers
  • Switches
  • Access servers
  • RMON probes
  • Ethernet/TR/WAN
  • Firewalls
  • Intrusion detection devices
  • VPN devices
  • Integrated access devices
  • File servers
  • Workstations
  • UPS appliances
  • Network printers
  • We continuously monitors connectivity and availability and begins troubleshooting any device problem immediately upon detection.

    Incident Escalation and Online Report
    The Monitoring center utilizes GFI network monitor and its related software to escalate link-state disruptive events throughout your organization as well as to the necessary carriers. Escalation activities are customized to meet your individual needs and organizational structure.
    All information is stored in a database from which you can generate logs and historical data at any time through a secure portal/GUI. For each monitored device, we provide comprehensive statistics on availability, status, and detailed incident reporting (including time/date stamp and escalation details).